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Cartooned Camelot

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Directions: Please take a careful look at the cartoon below. Answer the questions that follow.

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1.

How does the text in the caption relate to or connect with the text in the speech bubble?

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a.) Why are all the men at the table covering their ears?

b.) Why does the caption say that the knights are grateful for Guinevere's presence?

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3.

How does Guinevere’s remark to Arthur signal/indicate the privileged relationship she has with the king? Explain.

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4.

Which details of the cartoon indicate that the scene is occurring in the Medieval period?

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5.

Explain how the medieval details in the cartoon contrast with the characters’ actions.

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6.

How does the knight’s behavior in the background add some humor to the scene?

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7.

Although this cartoon is meant to be humorous, it also sends a serious message about power and authority. What is that message? Explain.

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8.

In what ways does this cartoon make King Arthur and his Round Table more relatable for a modern audience?

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9.

Explain what is anachronistic about the comic.